module Jekyll module Paginate class Pagination < Generator # This generator is safe from arbitrary code execution. safe true # This generator should be passive with regard to its execution priority :lowest # Generate paginated pages if necessary. # # site - The Site. # # Returns nothing. def generate(site) if Pager.pagination_enabled?(site) if template = template_page(site) paginate(site, template) else Jekyll.logger.warn "Pagination:", "Pagination is enabled, but I couldn't find " + "an index.html page to use as the pagination template. Skipping pagination." end end end # Paginates the blog's posts. Renders the index.html file into paginated # directories, e.g.: page2/index.html, page3/index.html, etc and adds more # site-wide data. # # site - The Site. # page - The index.html Page that requires pagination. # # {"paginator" => { "page" => , # "per_page" => , # "posts" => [], # "total_posts" => , # "total_pages" => , # "previous_page" => , # "next_page" => }} def paginate(site, page) all_posts = site.site_payload['site']['posts'] all_posts = all_posts.reject { |p| p['hidden'] } pages = Pager.calculate_pages(all_posts, site.config['paginate'].to_i) (1..pages).each do |num_page| pager = Pager.new(site, num_page, all_posts, pages) if num_page > 1 newpage = Page.new(site, site.source, page.dir, page.name) newpage.pager = pager newpage.dir = Pager.paginate_path(site, num_page) site.pages << newpage else page.pager = pager end end end # Static: Fetch the URL of the template page. Used to determine the # path to the first pager in the series. # # site - the Jekyll::Site object # # Returns the url of the template page def self.first_page_url(site) if page = Pagination.new.template_page(site) page.url else nil end end # Public: Find the Jekyll::Page which will act as the pager template # # site - the Jekyll::Site object # # Returns the Jekyll::Page which will act as the pager template def template_page(site) site.pages.dup.select do |page| Pager.pagination_candidate?(site.config, page) end.sort do |one, two| two.path.size <=> one.path.size end.first end end end end